Jeanne C. Rosenbohm’s “Global Warming? Global Warning!” Urges Readers to Take Action Against Climate Change

Humanity is learning about the existential threats of global warming the hard way. Books are among the best materials for unpacking this complex information and making climate science accessible to everyone. They provide a platform for experts and educators to share their knowledge, allowing readers to understand the current state of the environment and the urgent need for collective action.

Author Jeanne C. Rosenbohm aims to express her feelings about Mother Earth and to awaken those who remain uninterested or apathetic about this critical issue. She understood how crucial it was to begin cleaning up the world and to stop the ongoing damage. When Jeanne became a grandmother, her resolve grew stronger; it was even more important to her to ensure that she did everything possible to leave her grandchildren a world in better condition than the one she was born into.

Her book, “Global Warming? Global Warning!” includes a poem that warns about climate change, challenging readers to choose. It asks whether they want to continue living as they do now or take action to mitigate the changes while there is still a chance. What can humanity do about the melting glaciers, the cattle suffering from extreme heat, and the invasive Alaskan beetles? Is it too late to stop the droughts, floods, hurricanes, and blizzards before humans witness the extinction of all life?

“Global Warming? Global Warning!” features photographs around the globe that illustrate our planet’s extreme challenges, from dying animals to severe weather events such as droughts and flash floods. The book is easy to read and will easily resonate with its readers regardless of race and age. It is now available on ReadersMagnet Bookstore, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.

Author
Jeanne C Rosenbohm became interested in climate change as a 1970s teacher. The author realized how important it was to start cleaning up the world and to stop the damage being done. When she became a grandmother, it was even more important to her that she did what she could to leave her grandchildren in a world in better shape than when she was born. Children must be taught to care. It is not our right to destroy the world. We must care for it for future generations. Natives teach that. Time we learned.

“Global Warming? Global Warning!”
Author: Jeanne C Rosenbohm
Genre: General Fiction
Publisher: ReadersMagnet LLC
Published date: December 6, 2024

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